Looking at the chart, how does Earth's diameter compare to Venus? (1 point)
Earth is about twice the same size of Venus
Earth is about one-ninth the size of Venus
Earth is about nine times larger than Venus
Earth is about the same size as Venus
Earth is about the same size as Venus (1 point).
To determine how Earth's diameter compares to Venus, we can look at the chart and gather the relevant information.
First, locate the information about Earth's diameter on the chart. It may be labeled as "Earth diameter" or "Earth D." Note down the value.
Next, find the information about Venus' diameter on the chart. It may be labeled as "Venus diameter" or "Venus D." Note down the value.
Now compare the two values. If Earth's diameter is about twice the size of Venus, then Earth is larger than Venus. If Earth's diameter is about one-ninth the size of Venus, then Earth is smaller than Venus. If Earth's diameter is about nine times larger than Venus, then Earth is significantly larger than Venus. If Earth's diameter is about the same size as Venus, then Earth and Venus have a similar diameter.
Based on the given options, the correct answer would be: Earth is about twice the same size of Venus.